The Prince

great atmosphere, especially if you’re a new girl fan. the menu was definitely overpriced, even for the place/location. the “seasoned” tofu plate was just a plate of plain tofu with a tiny jar of what tasted like pure oil mixed with something crunchy. a very odd choice, not worth the price. great service tho!

When taking the stairs down to the Prince you're both about to enter a cool Korean restaurant as well as the bar where Nick works in "New Girl". Overall the food was nice and the atmosphere as well. The restaurant is very cozy and well decorated which makes it a nice place to sit for a while. The service was alright but nothing special. To sum it up I think The prince is worth a visit! Especially if you are a "New girl" fan :)

overhyped spot, came here a few times bc I lived nearby but it was decent. Only worth it during happy hour & drinks aren’t the best. We came here on a Friday one night, waited for about 20-30min to be seated which was no issue. Once seated, they took our orders and came back 40+min later with our drinks, we then ordered the 2nd round on the spot which no joke took 1 hour to get. We couldn’t find the server for the check and had to hunt someone down to get it. We didn’t tip bc it was pretty ridiculous waiting times compared to many other spots in LA. THE WAITER STOPPED OUTSIDE THE BAR TO ASK FOR A TIP!! He was upset we didn’t tip him anything, which we always do unless it’s pretty bad service… he was pressuring us to change the receipt to include tip but after some back and forth, we just decided to walk away… haven’t gone back since

Came here for the novelty of this being the location of where New Girl, Mad Men, and other shows were filmed. Waited an hour for a table but would recommend getting on the online app check in before arriving which we didn’t know until we got there. Service was fairly slow just for drinks.

The interior of this place is an international treasure. What a wonderful, wonderfully intact early midcentury space. If only they switched the lighbulbs at the table lamps to something a little more mellow, it'd really feel like a night out in 1958. Excellent cocktails, friendly waitstaff (the call buttons are so much fun), and nice, salty, if slightly pricey, standard Korean food. The Prince is the embodiment of a certain version of glittery old L.A. charm that we need to preserve for all time!

Food was amazing

This used to be my favorite place to get spicy chicken but they recently changed their recipe. Now it tastes like frozen chicken nuggets heated up in a microwave and coated with their spicy sauce. Very disappointing as it is one of my favorite bars and After working dining spot. I hope they return to old recipe.

Upon arriving at The Prince, it initially appears as a hotel, but stepping inside reveals a space adorned with Chinese decor, clearly a restaurant and bar. The standout dish here is the whole fried Korean chicken - a must-try and my main reason for visiting. Be prepared to pay a premium for this delicacy, as sides and drinks are extra. The ambiance transports you to Asia with its retro charm, yet upon exiting, the contrast of LA's upscale, modern neighborhood greets you. It's definitely worth a visit.